On Mon, May 09, 2011 at 02:09:30PM +0530, Vijay Bellur wrote: > On Saturday 07 May 2011 04:49 AM, Anthony J. Biacco wrote: > >Ok, then i wouldnt understand why shutting down the daemon via the init script would also kill the clients? Since its possible for the > >clients to be able to access a redundant server. > > > > What are the symptoms that you observe on the clients upon a daemon > shutdown on the server? I think the question is why there's a single init.d script that starts or shuts down both daemon and client at once. So if you have a server which is also acting as a client, and you want to shut down the server side of it, but keep the client running, and you go to stop the gluster server with the init.d script, doesn't that have the side effect of shutting down the client too? The client, after all, can be involved in fuse mounting a remote system with no necessarly relationship to gluster storage physically on the local system. With most software with both server and client components, there's a separate init.d script for each. Whit
